UPDATE 7 June, 16:00 CEST:
The first LISA Pathfinder reddit AMA is complete – find it here. Many thanks to all participants, both from the outside world and the LISA Pathfinder Collaboration.
Replay of today’s news conference can be found here – and don’t forget to read today’s announcement: “LISA Pathfinder exceeds expectations“.
Original Post:
LISA Pathfinder is ESA’s mission to test the critical technologies required to observe low frequency gravitational waves from space.
Following the news conference on 7 June (which will be livestreamed from ESA ESAC in Madrid, Spain) we will conduct an AmA (Ask me Anything) session on reddit:
We are scientists working on the European Space Agency’s LISA Pathfinder mission to prove key technologies and techniques needed to observe gravitational waves from space – ask us anything!
The AMA will take place at 14:00 CEST/12:00 GMT/08:00 EDT on reddit.com/r/IAmA (but will appear there only as of 30 minutes before it starts).
The following colleagues will answer your questions:
- Paul McNamara, LISA Pathfinder Project Scientist at ESA
- Stefano Vitale, Principal Investigator of the LISA Technology Package from University of Trento and INFN, Italy
- Martin Hewitson, LISA Pathfinder Senior Scientist from Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics and Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany
- Claudia Mignone, Science Writer, ESA
- Marco Trovatello, Cross-Media Coordinator, ESA
Frequently asked questions regarding reddit AMA’s and how they work can be found here.
We are looking forward to your questions.
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